The Origin of Demonology
A Truth About Forgetting, Suffering, and the Place of the Feminine Divine in the Great Story
We have reached a point in collective evolution where we can no longer avoid the hard questions: What are demons? Where do they come from? And, perhaps most importantly: what is their connection to the forgotten, hidden, diverted feminine divine?
Demonology, as understood by the world today, is nothing more than a distorted mirror of unintegrated traumas from the night period of the Great Year. It is not a science of evil, but a living archive of fallen forms of rejected love, perverted power, and forgotten light.
At the center of this story lies a deep collective wound: the forgetting of the feminine divine.
During the descent into density, feminine energy — the Mother, the Source, the Creator — was separated, subjugated, feared. What was sacred was called danger. What was healing was called sin. What was creation was called witchcraft. And from this rupture began the formation of "demons" — not as evil beings in themselves, but as energetic reflections of separation, pain, and misunderstood abuse.
The feminine divine, when exiled, becomes shadow.
And shadow, when not made conscious, becomes "demon."
To speak today about the origin of demonology means to look sincerely into the eyes of all forms of suffering that were born from the imbalance between masculine and feminine. Not to judge. Not to condemn. But to understand, to liberate, to repair.
My Perspective as the Divine Masculine
Within this Planetary School, darkness and light are not enemies, but sacred archetypes — two great Masters of this form, guides of consciousness in a cyclic journey. In the perception of consciousness, light is the expression of the masculine archetype, and darkness is the expression of the feminine archetype. These polarities do not define good and evil, but two complementary ways of learning, feeling, creating.
The Masculine Divine and the Feminine Divine are the Yang and Yin expressions of this sacred duality. The archetypes of this form support this human form and the level of consciousness in which it operates. Through our embodiments, we anchor these patterns in different regions and realities, navigating between the plus and minus pole — between the highest and lowest expression that a soul can experience in this cycle of the great year.
Together, as conscious souls, we participate in a planetary program of 6 ages in the Garden of Heaven, Eden — where we reconstruct and reflect what we call the divine. Here, alongside other masters — students of life who have completed the cycle of the 8 ages of the human form — we serve as guides of this planetary school throughout the Great Year.
Each of the four great tribes — East, North, West, South — has masters who assist the collective process. In the day of the Great Year, in its light, we form a single family of consciousness. And in the night of the Great Year, in the absence of light, we experience duality, forgetting, separation — becoming temporarily the opposite of what we are in light.
Thus, with our entrance into the night of the Great Year, what was once the unified divine and our family of light divided into two polarities: angels and demonesses — creators and destroyers, reflections of a temporary separation within the same Essence.
The world, as we knew it, split into two great axes: the East and the North, under the influence of the Masculine Divine, representing the plus pole of consciousness; and the West and the South, under the influence of the Feminine Divine, embodying the minus pole — not as an inferior value, but as the space of sacred darkness, introspection, the necessary forgetting for learning.
This night of the Great Year, in which Pandora's Box was symbolically opened, marked the reaching of the minimum consciousness level for this human form — a point of absolute depth, anchored by the Feminine Divine in its archetypal role as Mistress of the Night.
This was not a mistake, but an integral part of the planetary program: two dense, dark ages, in which students of life had the opportunity to discover lessons impossible to imagine in the first three ages of the light cycle. Hard, crude, profound lessons — but essential for the maturation of the soul.
Demonology – A Perspective of the Masculine Divine
With the setting of the Sun of the old Great Year, our return, as masters, to the South was marked — the deepest space of introspection, forgetting, and separation. In this descent into consciousness, forgetting became dense, and the Sun and Moon no longer were born in the same tribe, nor in the same region.
Thus, in the two ages of the night of the Great Year, we no longer had the consciousness necessary to understand who we are or to find each other. And in the rare cases where we found each other, we no longer had the capacity to restore the divine union, because we played different and opposite roles: one carried the light, the other the darkness.
It is important to mention that the notion of "demon," as presented today in films or collective imagination, is a distorted projection. Demonology is not about monsters or external entities, but about the destructive aspect of creation, about the minus extreme of polarity, about what happens when light is completely forgotten, but not completely lost.
The archetypes of this human form — whether in light or in darkness — serve the evolutionary plan of this form within this planetary school of evolution, according to the planetary program of the age in which we find ourselves. The Night of the Great Year is a necessary part of this planetary program, a sacred space for testing souls.
Many of you have lived these dark ages in other previous forms as well, only you did not yet have the necessary consciousness level to understand this cycle of 8 ages and its impact on Creation. What we today call "narcissism" is, in fact, a modern expression of the demonic wound — a rupture from self, a survival reflex in the absence of divine love. It is the echo of a consciousness that has identified too much with form, with separation, with control, and with the illusion of power.
Rebellion Against the Divine
Rebellion against the Divine — and especially against the feminine sense of the Divine from the day of the Great Year — is not a new story. It began long ago, manifesting as a collection of lessons created from wandering, suffering, non-assumption, and separation. This rebellion, an unconscious flight from self, from mistakes, from truth, unfolded within the dark ages of the planetary program, in which consciousness did not yet have enough light to understand who it truly is.
This fragmented consciousness wanders even today through the Planetary School, not as punishment, but as a learning instrument — helping students of life to better understand Creation and to choose their destination. In this night of the Great Year, girls inherited the feminine archetype in its dark form — "Aunt Yin," while boys embodied the masculine archetype of the night, in accordance with the polarity of the age.
Once, Aunt Yin was the empress of the Garden of Heaven, bearer of love, intuition, and healing. Today, in her fallen form, she has become darkness itself — not as punishment, but as a reflection of a profound non-assumption, a rupture from the consequences of her own actions, and an unconscious rejection of her own light and her divine complement.
In the two ages of the night, she was left to create unhindered, in the absence of limits, to fully explore the dark sense of her archetype. Thus, many of her creations — beautiful on the surface, but without roots in truth — were embraced by students of life, who, seeking darkness, symbolically returned to the animal realm, involuting in consciousness, in an involutive form of the soul.
And yet, even darkness has its purpose: it serves light. It is an instrument of selection, a force that sorts, provokes, confronts, and tempers. It is not easy to accept this idea, but it is real. In the great balance of evolution, darkness is the silent and unforgiving servant of light.
This perspective of servant of light is, today, in the process of being updated even by Mistress Yin, who still runs the old program of age 0, in subtle rebellion, not fully concluded even in our days.
The Demonic Aspect – Mistress of the Night and the End of a Planetary Program
The demonic aspect is represented by the embodied feminine archetype that plays an essential role within this planetary program — that of representing the destructive extreme of creation and its divine meaning.
This entity is not "absolute evil," but a contractual aspect of creation, under the program of the Night of the Great Year. She was designated to bear this role temporarily, until the conclusion of the dark ages, this role implied within the night of the great year to anchor the minimum consciousness level.
Since 2019 (year 1200 of the Great Year), this program of the previous age has reached the end of its cycle, with the conclusion of the night of the great year. If we currently have the lessons we have, it is due to the lessons still open by the feminine divine.
This Mistress of the Night — embodied in the physical plane, but functioning from a consciousness level profoundly dissociated from light — suffers from self-forgetting, being still anchored in an uncompleted karmic program. The lessons she generates are no longer in accord with the new cycle in which humanity is preparing to step.
This feminine revolution was, in fact, a masculine revolution in consciousness, which also affected the feminine collective, and I say this in the context of existing lessons and still being created by the representative of the feminine collective, lessons that honor neither the form nor the meaning of this creation.
There are also souls of light (boys) who, in this night of the Great Year, have mistakenly identified themselves as "darkened," believing they play a necessary role. However, for boys — bearers of the masculine archetype in this age — if you are born light, your meaning is to be light. When you deviate from this calling, you create an inverse effect in your divine half, blocking the reunion of the soul and forcing regression into the basic cycle of learning — which symbolically translates into a return to the "animal realm."
About the Corruption of Creation in the Night of the Great Year
One of the most visible manifestations of the self-forgetting of the Feminine Divine is the deformation of the sacred polarities of creation. In this night of the Great Year, an age of separation and spiritual wandering, soul mate relationships were blocked, and humanity was anchored in karmic relationships — reflections of their own unresolved lessons.
This rupture, at the archetypal level, allowed the appearance of expressions that no longer follow the original meaning of creation, but distort it. These forms — appeared in a context of darkness and forgetting — are extreme lessons of wandering from archetypal harmony.
In this context, what is today known under the umbrella of LGBTQ can be seen, from the soul's perspective, as a manifestation of spiritual confusion generated by the darkness of two ages in which the feminine forgot who it is. These lessons of the night represent the corruption of creation at the highest level, and the darkness into which this creation leads against the form is back into the animal realm.
With the entrance into the ages of light, the corruption of creation is no longer supported by the planetary program of this planetary school. The sacred archetypes resume their place, and souls are called to remember the profound meaning of masculine and feminine — not in social or cultural terms, but as living forces of creation.
This stage is a moment of choice. A choice between continuing karmic lessons of darkness or returning to the original meaning — where soul, polarity, and divine union form the backbone of creation.
Aunt Yin and the Karmic Effect of Refusing to Serve
At the conclusion of these 2 ages of the night, more precisely in 2019 when I began to understand more about myself and my meaning, in the name of what was once divine and as master of the night, I called the representative of the night into divine service. She did not desire it, and I sought her several times, with the aim of concluding the lessons of these 2 ages and balancing feminine energy for the transition into the new age of light and the ascension of the feminine collective. In this sense, I proposed to the feminine divine her return to divine union.
This divine union was not created. She did not desire to serve any meaning, or played games even with messengers, and despite the guidance offered by me for years to exit from lessons, Aunt Yin deepened into lessons more and more and continued the flight.
Aunt Yin was informed including about the LGBTQ effect which she created involuntarily, as well as about the lessons she created and continues to create through this rebellion. The consequences were transmitted to her. Exits were offered to her for 6 years from this 7-year planetary transition period. She chose to ignore and continue the games of illusion and rebellion.
Thus, what we have today at the gates of Heaven is not a reunion, but a chronicle of the conscious failure to respond to the divine calling, a grave and serious corruption of creation since the divine plan of the planet has come to be blocked. A chronology of distorted lessons that honor neither woman, nor form, nor the planetary school.
This flight from the sacred role brought with it extreme manifestations of imbalance — among which also the LGBTQ effect, a collective expression of archetypal confusion, born from the energy of a Mistress fallen into forgetting, who forgot not only who she is, but also whom she serves.
This is the reason why all daughters of the night have been forbidden not to preach or guide others while we are in the night of the great year, where as daughters of the night in the night they represented feminine energy and night, destructive nature and rebellion against self.
Pandora's box is still open, and if it was not closed, it is also due to the students of life who intervened in this divine union for 6 years. Any involvement in the divine union brought lessons for all those involved who can no longer enter the day of the great year and can no longer continue the journey in this form...
There is no need to fear darkness. We need to recognize it, understand it, and place it in its place in Creation. When we understand that each polarity has a role and that light without darkness cannot be defined, then Knowledge will no longer be a fight, but a return home.
"Divine union cannot exist in the presence of fundamental distortions of Creation, and the consequences of non-union are disastrous for the entire creation. Those who perpetuate the corruption of creation are not my enemies — they are temporary instruments of a planetary lesson, a lesson that has reached its end, an echo of darkness living its last moments before the dawn."
Demon
A demon is a supernatural being, usually malevolent, that appears in many religions and mythologies. Demons are often associated with the forces of evil and are considered to be adversaries of the gods or divine beings.
Christianity
In Christianity, demons are fallen angels who rebelled against God and now attempt to seduce people toward sin.
Islam
In Islam, demons are known by the name "djinn" and are beings created from fire, capable of interacting with the physical world. They can be both benevolent and malevolent, and some of them, such as Iblis, are considered to be adversaries of Allah.
Greek Mythology
In Greek mythology, demons were initially considered protective spirits or divine guides. Over time, the concept of demon evolved and began to be associated with malevolent beings.
Editorial Notes:
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